Answer:
The correct answer is: They are arguing because her sister-in-law wants to sell the house.
Explanation:
Mr. Tibbets's sister-in-law, Tabitha, wants to sell the house, but Ms. Tibbets doesn't want to sell it. Her sister-in-law, Tabitha Turner owns the land with the pool on it and her intention is to take the property down, build some houses, and earn some money.
This property is meaningful to a fifth-grader Ben Moroney, who wants to protect the natural habitat where live the endangered spade-foot toads. He tries to help his science teacher, Mrs. Tibbets, to save the property, by trying to convince her sister-in-law to keep the property.
President Andrew Jackson argued that the most suitable place to locate the indigenous tribes would be the lands west of the Mississippi River. It began to speak of "Indian territory", in theory the president said that there would have a place insured "forever", but in practice it would not be like that, they would also be expelled from there. Many congressmen supported his idea, finally the congress approved it and Jackson signed the Law of Forced Transfer of the Indians. The president had the power to negotiate the purchase of land in the east in exchange for land west of the border.
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Becki put 224 stamps on her stamp collection book
14 on each page, and filled 16 pages (14 x 16)